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We regularly speak to people who tell us, “It’s time to sell my HVAC business.” That means that we can connect you to the right opportunity at the right time and in the right place. Buying a business can often be the largest and potentially most life-changing decision you can make. You will absolutely want a partner along the way to ensure you make an informed decision. We have helped countless people just like you who were looking to acquire a heating and air company.
As you begin your search, there are many items to consider, and we work side by side with you to get those answers and determine whether the business you are considering is a good fit for you. We dig deep and ensure our clients are properly guided through the process.
When you’re ready to make a move on an HVAC business, you need to answer the following, which you can do with our help:
There are many items you need to address before making a purchase like this.
Buying and owning an HVAC business can be a very lucrative venture. The average lifespan for a residential air conditioning unit is 10-15 years. This means you will always have a steady supply of new customers. What makes the industry even more enticing is the opportunity to earn recurring revenue by selling HVAC unit maintenance agreements. We will help you find companies with less exposure to new construction and more opportunities for predictable, steady maintenance contracts.
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Industry experts who know your business, your buyers, and how to get you the best price
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Every step of the process is designed to keep your goals at the center—whether that’s maximizing your sale, buying with confidence, or planning your next move.
Exclusively focused on HVAC and Plumbing businesses
More HVAC sales than any other broker in recent years.
Know what your business is worth before selling.
Founded by a former HVAC business owner.
We bring you qualified, motivated buyers ready to move quickly.
We handle all paperwork, negotiations and guide you through the sale.
We strive to get you the most best & competitive pricing for your business
We protect your privacy throughout the process.
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We also list heating and air conditioning businesses for sale, ranging from
The listings include residential service companies and commercial HVAC businesses. We also list heating and air conditioning businesses for sale, ranging from small owner-operator businesses to multi-truck operations. You can find commercial HVAC businesses for sale across the country, with options for both new-construction and service-and-maintenance-focused companies.
Most commercial HVAC business sales are financed through SBA loans, conventional business loans, or seller financing arrangements. The right source depends on the size of the deal, your down payment, and your credit profile. Business Modification Group can help connect you with lenders who specialize in HVAC transactions.
An HVAC acquisition typically involves a more structured purchase process, often including due diligence, formal valuation, lender qualification, and legal review, rather than simply responding to a listing ad. Working through a broker ensures you go through a proper acquisition process that protects your HVAC business opportunity and gives you a clear picture of what you’re buying.
Look at three to five years of financial records, the mix of residential vs. commercial revenue, the percentage of recurring maintenance contract income, technician tenure, and the owner’s level of involvement in day-to-day operations. Look for HVAC business opportunities with stable maintenance agreement income and low owner dependency. These hold their value and transition more smoothly. A heating and cooling business for sale should have clear documentation.